Travel guide of Palermo: history, monuments and traditions. |
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Palermo Travel Guide |
| The town of Palermo, capital of the Sicily Region, is appeared on the homonym gulf on the Tyrrhenian Sea on the north coast of the Island; the etymology of its name, that derives from the greek Panormos ("all port"), describes the importance that since always the sea put on in the town's story. |
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| Orto Botanico | |
| via Lincoln 2/a, Palermo (PA) |
| Parco Grotta della Grattara | |
| Strada Provinciale 28 , Gratteri (PA) |
| Parco Naturale Regionale delle Madonie | |
| corso Paolo Agliata 16, Petralia Sottana (PA) |
| Riserva Naturale Grotta di Carburangeli | |
| via Umberto I 64, Carini (PA) |
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